Yuichiro Ishida from Tokyo took the first opportunity to see “Oppenheimer”. Friday morning, half past ten, in the Piccadilly Cinema in Shinjuku. He had been waiting for the Christopher Nolan film to be released in Japan after seeing the results of the recent Oscars. Seven awards. “I thought, this must be a big movie.” And because he was free on the day of the premiere from his job as a hospital internist, which he still does at the ripe old age of 76, he was able to leave early to be one of the first Japanese to read the epic about the US physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer so-called father of the atomic bomb.
Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” is currently being released in cinemas in Japan – culture
